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CTAN update: linguexx

Date: September 10, 2026 5:50:28 PM CEST
Gerhard Schaden submitted an update to the linguexx package. Version: 1.3 2026-09-09 License: lppl1.3c Summary description: A tagging-aware package for typesetting linguistic examples and glosses Announcement text:
linguexx 1.3 is a mainly a bugfix release, but contains several quality-of-life improvements. New in 1.3: * [langsci]: the \ea ... \z front-end of langsci-gb4e, driving the same engine as the dot syntax and the exe/xlist environments -- one counter, one label system, one set of layout parameters for all three. With [lazy], a document can convert one example at a time. * \GlossTransSide sets the free translation of an example in a column beside the interlinear grid instead of underneath it, and keeps its place in the reading order of the tagged output. * Relative references (\Next, \Last and the rest) are clickable when hyperref is loaded, and link only to an example the previous run actually recorded, never to one the document does not have. They work under beamer, where an example is typeset once per overlay.
This package is located at https://mirrors.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/linguexx More information is at https://ctan.org/pkg/linguexx
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Linguexx – A tagging-aware package for typesetting linguistic examples and glosses

This is a standalone package for linguistic examples, with a linguex-compatible input syntax and first-class support for accessible (tagged) PDF output.

linguexx reimplements the familiar dot-syntax of linguex on the expl3 kernel, with no dependency on linguex, cgloss4e, or xspace. It runs on pdf, and Lua. When the document enables the tagging code, linguexx writes its examples into the PDF structure tree as accessible objects.

PackageLinguexx
Version1.3 2026-09-09
Copyright2026 Gerhard Schaden
MaintainerGerhard Schaden

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